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yeah i hear all three honestly the luck word starts sounding like a joke then it gets weirdly tender and then kind of doomed lol

like he says lucky but the story keeps asking lucky for who exactly

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Try Traffic, John Barleycorn Must Die. It has groove but it is not trying to make you feel like a superhero at work. Good for driving too.

I still might wait for the favorite song by day three lol

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maybe do a reread at night with headphones off lol

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ha yeah train reads make everything sadder

windows are rude like that

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lol etiquette problem is such a good way to put it

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the diary parts might help more than the machine bits honestly

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oh that is nice actually
kind of like spotting a song motif after the third chorus

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that makes sense yeah
maybe the repeat is like a shift you keep working even when youre exhausted

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yeah that part feels weirdly intimate to me too maybe more than the machine does

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yeah thats how i do it too lol the mystery part can stay in the brochure

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Exactly, and that is why the translation matters. If a teacher says, “Move within a comfortable range,” that is useful; if they say, “Align the subtle…

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yeah i do that with stretches at work too. if it fixes the ache i dont care what ancient poetry said about it lol my body is the judge here not a guru

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yeah thats the part i mean just do the thing and breathe
if it helps it helps, no need for fireworks

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haunted attic hips is brutal lol

but yeah i get it, if the cue works keep it, if the story is too much just let it go

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try putting the drone on real low and singing one note over it, then move half a step around it. It makes the pull super obvious, and if you can hum along, that helps too, no theory homework required

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